Experienece Mathematics through eSpyMath Workbook Series
eSpyMath uses mind mapping and
process
mining
techniques to show users how math concepts are interrelated.
espy. / (ɪˈspaɪ) / verb -pies, -pying or -pied. (tr) to catch sight of or perceive (something distant or previously unnoticed);
Published eSpyMath Book Series
Pre-Algebra Workbook
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Why Does eSpyMath Work?
The Power of Mind Maps and Process Mining
- Easy to Acquire and Expand Knowledge
- Come up with New Ideas
- Remember Facts and Figures Easily
- Make Clearer and Better Notes
Connecting The Dots for You
- Track your Progress
- Understand Linked Concepts
- Visualize your Learning
- See the Bigger Picture
Quick and Easy Learning
- Easy to Study Examples
- Wide Range of Examples
- Focus and Save Time
- Start from Any Topic and Level
How Do Users Use eSpyMath Products?
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Study with eSpyMath Workbooks
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Review concepts and learn new ones digitally
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Learn anytime and anywhere with eSpyMath mobile app
What is Mind (association) Mapping ?
This is exactly how the brain functions.
- It is a technique connecting the core concept to other related concepts or ideas.
- Associations spreading out straight from the core concept are the First Level of Association.
- Then we have a Second Level of Association emitting from the first level and the chronology continues.
- Associations are powerful memory aid, connecting seemingly unrelated concepts, hence strengthening memory.
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"Should not be boring"
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"Easy to find what I want ..."
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"More drawings & pictures than texts"
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"Easy examples and good explain about the question"
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"How is the formula the same as the Pythagorean theorem?"
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"The formula is hard to understand ..."
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"I still don't understand any of this... :I"
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"How do you find the distance between two points if it is just a line?"
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"I don't get it and I have a test tomorrow it's hard for sixth grade."
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"How do I know which point to label (x1, y1) and (x2,y2)? Is it dependent on the points' distance from the origin?"
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"How do you solve square root in ur head?"
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